Technical Product Manager for the fermentation software engineering team since Q4 2022.

• Responsible for the long-term vision of internal applications supporting R&D scientists and operators. Key point of contact for stakeholders, driving requirements gathering and writing high-level project plans.

• Experienced with translating customer requirements to actionable mockups, database schema design, backend ORM and API implementations with SQLAlchemy and Pyramid, and frontend React development.

• Day-to-day management, mentorship, and collaboration with a team of 8 software developers.

Full-stack individual contributor and project lead for multiple high-impact software projects.

• Designed, redesigned, implemented and deployed specialized user interfaces for a legacy, in-house LIMS system.

• Provided responsive and friendly customer support for our applications to ensure minimal operational downtime and timely, complete data entry.

Python/Django developer creating custom web solutions for scientist workflows.

• Developed web apps for scientists, focused on reducing their time spent on design within the DBTL cycle. Streamlined existing ad-hoc pipelines and databases, replacing manual entry into spreadsheets and sanitizing data for future machine learning work.

• Assisted in programming lab automation pipelines, mentoring research assistants and technicians to understand specifications and ensure efficient operation of liquid handling robots.

• Directly involved in protein engineering projects, designing mutation libraries and running protein stability simulations.

Advisor: Dr. Bernhard Palsson, Systems Biology Research Group

• Developed the Python package ssbio (github.com/SBRG/ssbio) for the annotation and use of genome-scale metabolic models with high quality protein structure information.

• Integrated detailed protein-level computational chemistry tools with systems-level metabolic modelling approaches.

• Mentored a team of 6 undergraduate students to develop a platform for the whole-cell visualization of E. coli.

• MED263 - Bioinformatics Applications to Human Disease (Winter 2015)

• BNFO285 - Statistical Learning in Bioinformatics (Winter 2014)

• BENG212 - Systems Biology and Bioengineering II: Network Reconstruction & Functional States (Guest Lecturer Winter 2016, 2017, 2018)